@tayloronwheels: Everyone thinks you need a supercharger every day… Nope. Heated garage + 120V = slow, steady, and stress-free charging. #CarTok #Tesla #teslamodely

Ibuystk :

2 hours to charge 2%?

Christian Ornelas :

I charge my Tesla over night off 120v I get about 30-40% overnight

Alternative Source :

Charged off 120v for 3 years now. Only been to a supercharger one time lol

John Matthew :

2-3 miles per hour on 110v

Eleonor G🩷 :

Is this charger included with the purchase of a 2026, do you know?

CannaDad :

Everyone saying it's so slow blah blah blah. It charges while it's not in use. How many hours a day are you driving your vehicle? How much do you pay in gas a month? My electric bill went up $40 and I drive a couple thousand miles a month.

Brian Perkins :

What about anyone who doesn’t have a heated garage? Would charging it with the 120v even be enough to counteract the cold weather effect on the battery?

qwerty :

will lose more value every year then the cost of fuel would be

Arkansas Civil :

I drive around 20 miles a day and charging at home like this is more than adequate. So far it has cost me about $15 for 2 weeks.

MoneyyIVI :

It has worked great for me until this crazy cold, I’m going to be paying to install a 48A wall charger soon

Ben_yamin61964 :

first step: own a house

user1738638512 :

get a wall charger bro

Wxgodoftheworld :

Then proceeds to show us the most inconvenient thing about owning a Tesla.

Jhovany Ruiz :

I like how people blur out their license plate acting like thousands of people dont see it on a daily basis when they drive 🤣

Scotty :

Why not share the dryer outlet?

zippy2000 :

240v 110amp

Rasmus S-jensen :

now use 2 phase.. in Europe we have 3 phases 2-3 hours and we are done

spoon :

where in the world do they only have 120v?

Mackey❌ :

Two hours for 2% is ludicrous, especially when in extreme cold winter cases in the north your expected battery versus miles cut drastically

Charging Cycles :

I often charge my Rivian outside on 120V. At subzero temps 24 hours added 20kWh and 8.7kWh for "stuff". Daily commuter Tesla got the garage and the 240V charger.

Lee :

Rietveld :

Happy with my 22kw/h charger at home

spoon :

when i charge at home i charge 11 kwh. I never tryed a public charger.

theD0bbatron :

Lithium ain’t the way. I like the idea of electric but don’t fancy having the mileage drop off down to the weather. I’d go for a plug in until there is a better way. This solid state battery sounds more promising

quintilionnaire :

Dude you need a wallcharger, i have both outside and inside my garage.